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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
.E Abroad, y =H-tah ..a III

. . .a Z
strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad. l
Miss Mamie Shalfer is visiting friends
at Bellaire. &
Col. Robert AlcEldowney, Of New Mar.
tinsville, is in town.
= Major William Mckinley, Of West
Liberty, 10 in tho city.
Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter, Of Phil.
adelphia, are at the Mcclure house.
Miss J. T. Lane and Mrs. Sharp, Of
steubenville, we're down yesterday.
Z. McC. Smith, Travelling Passenger
agent Of the O., B. & g. road, is at the
Mcclure.
Thomas Hornbrook, OF New Martins.
vile, WAS registered at the. Stamm House
yesterday. ri
" Mrs. John Moore, Of Sixteenth street,
returned yesterday from visit to friends
ut Springfield, Ohio. t g. Is
Mrs. John Frew and daughter, Mrs
James X. Hall, left yesterday for Lake
Chautauqua and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. James A. Henry with his family
has removed back to the city after spend.
ing two months at the camp grounds.
Mr.. Edward Doltinger, Of Louisville, q
large glass buyer we'll known among the
manufacturers in this locality, Is at the
Stamm House.
Miss Mary zurick, OF the South Side,
accompanied by her brother George, will
spend tho rest OF the summer months with
relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. .
Mr.. J.. +. McCourtney, Of Chicago,
formerly Of this city, was at the Stamm
House yesterday in company with Mr.
Earl W. Oglebay. Mr.. McCourtney still
has large business interests here. HI B
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Kirk and family last
week drove in their carriage to Washing.
ton county, Pa, to visit relatives and
friends. Mr.. Kirk returned last evening,
and his family will drive home via WASH.
ington to-day. They had very enjoy.
able trip. 11Gif
Z Moses "a. Chandler, well known to citi.
zens Of this city, died in Cleveland Mon.
day morning. Mr.. Chandler was conn et.
ed with the large wholesale hardware tirm
Of Mcintosh, Good & Huntington. Mr.,
Chandler was at ono time cashier OF the
Bank of the Ohio Valley, and later re-.
csiver OF the Mcclure house, Tgssl JIM T. ! :
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l3elInlre,

The iron work OF the fountain has arrived.
Judge Cochran, OF Martins Ferry, was IN town
yesterday looking after his Senatorial fences. y.
Ono OF the Mcmillan Bros. mea. wagons upset
Yesterday IN attempting 70 turn quickly 10 steep
street. 8 Us. e n ~. n, a,sy.,5-1 :,
:, The annual picnic OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad employees, will DO held next week at
Minerva. ~ $50 ~ Fl 5''}5 50, g.lat IS, y
Special Examiner Owens, OF The Pension Bureau,
was In town yesterday. he Is engaged In this part
Of the state: I, Z! 81 ~ .s.'5 rs"
The belmont sold money at nineteen and twenty
three cents per share premium per week ut Mon.
day nights meeting. -g FL, ;Bl g't
county directory Ia being gotten up and sole
ltor Is around town getting Advertisements and
names for the Bellaire part OF the boot.
The marriage IL announced for this evening OF
James Murray and Miss Tedie Jennings, at the
home Of tho BRIDES father. g. Jennings In the
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CHANGE ALIi,R0UND.
TIE OPERA HOUSE MANAGEMENT
To DO In the Hands of MIR. Hester after
September t-Consedaent Changes OF I
Insurance Ohicials-pnrtial List Of
Attractions Mt the Opera House.

On September l Mr.. W. s. Foose, Score.
tary OF the German Insurance Company
and manager Of tho Wheeling Opera
Houre will retire from those positions.
Mr.. +. Riester, former Secretary Of that
Company aud for several seasons manager
Of the Opera House, will again assume the
dntieB Of those positions. Mr.. Foose do.
clinOd to DO q candidate for the position
ut tho recent annual election Of tho Ger.
man Company. Mr.. Rieater has iesigned
HE position as Secretary OF tho Jefferson
Insurance Company and Mr.. J. l..
Stroehleiu, present Secretary OF the
franklin Company, will succeed Mr..
Riesier at the Jeiierson'g Office.
Mr.. Foose haa been very successful
Insurance. official, being careful and con-
Hervative, md having good deal Of expe.
rtence. lie will open genera! ltte and
fro insurance agency OF his own. GM HI
Mr.. Rieater comeB to tho management
OF the Opera House, In which branch OF
his now ollicia! functions tho public is
most directly Interested, with experience,
a record OF former SUCCESS, considerable
acquaintance with theatrical people and q
wide popularity with the home public
The growing popularity OF the Opera
House may be relied on To continue.
Mr.. Foose has already booked for tho
coming dramatic season number OF good
attractions. To this list Mr.. Ries.er will
add from time to time, probably making q
trip to New York ut an early date. ~
Among the stars and companies already
booked arc Margaret Mather, the molt
popular lady star on the American stage
for the past two seasona; Fannie Daven-
port, always popular here, Janish, who
haa not been ssen In Wheeling, Rhea,
Kate Castleton, Maggie Mitchell and
Lizzie Evaus, whose names speak for them,
and Patti Rosa, o very sprightly soubrette
who has made good impression here.
Fred Ward, whose fame grows greater
each season, Robert Mantell, the mar.
yelons emotional actor who supported
Fannie Davenport in Fedora ]. +.
Ward, new Comedian, William Calling
ton, on whose shoulders Reymond's man
tel fell, Joe Emmett, and Hermann, the
magician, are among the male stars
booked. ]. S. Clarke, the comedian, and
Frank Mayo in "Nordeck" will probably
be here.
In the line Of operas Wheeling will have
"The Gypsy Baron" Castleton, Rerns-
berg. McCaliin Opera Company, and
hloulton K Bakers. Among the popular
plays are 'Jim, the Penmsn," "Beacon
Lights," Hanlon'a "Phantasma," "Alone
in London" "si Perkins," "sam'l Of
Poeen,' Corporal Anton," 1.-THE Domi-
MES Daughter" "ksrl, the Peddler,"
Arthur Rehan's Company, "Parlos
Match" "Rag Baby" "Tin Soldier"
sweetman, Rice & Faean's, Haveriey's
and McNish, johnson 4 sIayin's Minstrel
Companies. =
This is an unusually good showing for
the opening of the season, and will doubt
less form the Aueleus OF list more bril-
liant than ever seen here before.
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Not tsw Of the citizena OF Wheeling
hsys recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several Of their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as incurable and beyond
all hope-suffering with that dreaded
monster Consumption--haye been com.
pletely" cured by DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free Mt Logan
d Co.. Drug Store, large bottles 81. NJ
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MANY Of US would be rather more care
iul Of our health II we only knew how the
internal orsans OF the body look when
diseased. Five minutes examination Of
the wonderful Smanikin on exhibition ut
Logan & Co.'s Drug Store, Bridge corner;
Main street, Wheeling, VIVA, will give
onea better. idea on that point than houra OF
mere reading. and also indicate the mode
Of action Of Kaskine, the new quinine,
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FULToN'S l,ArLROAD.
The Village up tho Greek to hive Separate
.H IT,. .|tHt AZ. Az, Track. .tth.5. f'H, |.


H.l ,.t Track, 't"} Ei",H
A force OF Baltimore & Ohio civil en-
gineera were at work yesterday surveying
location for q railroad track from the
east end OF the East Wheeling tunnel
across the creek to Fulton. The branch
will be constructed at once. The road
will follow the slope OF the creek and will
reach the pork packing houses, fertilizer
factories and best killing houses OF tho
town. II is intended as connection for
the hutchers and others, and will obviatc
the necessity Of unloading in East Wheel.
ing aud hauling by teams as is NOW done.
The road will be completed within thirty
days. The growing business at Fulton
justiGes this piece Of enterprise on the
part Of the company. 1t.s h
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Mondays stsubenville Herald says: At
! o'clock this morning freight engine Oh
tho Panhandle railroad jumped the track
near Collist'a Station, doing Considerable
damage and tearing up the track for come
distance. Tho trouble was caused by o
switch which had not been locked. A
ehort time later and about quarter OF
mile west Of the scene Of the first acei-
dent ANAL embsukment gave away as
an engine was passing over 1t, letting, the
iron monster into hole and doing great
deal OF damage to the machinery. The
wreck crew waa called out and the track
cleared without causing much delay to
trains, iuts.-4' E l1H'- 's@
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Probable Cut In Cubic Eutes.

New YoEe, August lG.-Vice President
De Castro, Of the Commercial Cable Com
pany, states that no answer 10 Mr.. Mackay Z
proposition has yet been received and if
the Western Union does not agree to it
before the end Of the week the CONNER
cial Company will announce on Monday
a cut in cable rates to twelve cents pei
word, the same rate as that now charged
by the Western Union. .g,-
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Tho body Of Paul Sweeney was caught
at the wharf hero at $50 o'clock yester.
day {morniug. The boy was drowned Mt
Martins Ferry Sunday night. Squire
and returned "a verdict Of accidental
drowning The body was recovered as
the Princess backed out fol, Betlsire, aud
alter the inquest the romans were turned
over to George Lssssner, an undertaken
from Martins Ferry. - "
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On Thursday the surviving meu1bers Of
Co. D, 18th ". Va. Vol. Inf, Col. Curtis's
regiment, will hold reunion at West
Liberty. This company was enlisted in
Ohio county and mustered August 25,
1852. The prospects for big attendance
are good. Large delegations will attend
from Wellsburg and West Alexander, and
Wheeling will be we'll represented. Bands
will DO present from both tho towns
named. Gen. Duval will attend. Col.
Curtis will present to his regiment at the
Big Reunion banner surrounded BY an
eagle, which WAS given the. regiment for
gallant conduct on tho field by Gen.
Gibbons, lE.s4 j Y, rs -5'... ;'lli5,'i
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Last Chancs for tho Sea Shore, Thursday,
4 ~ ---- August 20. 1887. -. Z ----

On the above date tho Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati g. St. Louis Railway-Pan-H Handle
Rou.e-will sell exeursiou tickets for the
last popular excursion Of the season to
SEA- Island City, Atlantic City and Cape
May OF rate Of $40 for the round trip.
rheee tickets will be good ten days, in
Guiding date Of sale, and will be good on
gil morning and afternoon traina for Pitts.
burgh, connecting with trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad leaving Pittsburgh
st 4:30 P. NJ, 7:l5 =. NJ. and r.. NJ. Excuy-
sionists can leave Philadelphia Friday,
the 10Th, on any train for. either Of the
points named. 5,.I
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Several Small Mishnps on Different Local
ti5.- /. f-i III j. Kond.

Several Small Mishnps on Different Local
e. 80 f1' Roads, ~
Just after the accommodation had
pasasd through the West Alexander tun-
mel on Monday morning, the roof caved
in, almost completely filing the tunnel
and delaying travel. Tho earth fell clear
through, leaving hole about eighty lest
around in the saftsce of the earth. 1t
will take two days to clear away the
debris. .s
Five freight cars attached to the local
freight train leaving stenbbnyille for
Wheeling at 8 A. n. jumped the track just
east Of the river bridge yesterday morn
ing, causing some delay to trains. The
crew escaped unhurt and the damage is
not large. The wreck crow were gum
moned to the aeene and the track aoon
cleared. 5gT
A car was ditchod yesterday on tho G.,
{. 4 W. railroad while q flying switch was
being made, y1 ri IN
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!. Desirable Property For Sale,

\ I will sell at reasonable figures a few
desirable cottages sud number Of high,
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm.
ing views at Mountain Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn, Nd, on the top Of the Allie
gheny mountaina. 4 case Of sunatroke,
cholera iniantum, malaria or hay fever
has never been known : to originate on
these mountains, and are relieved imme-
diately when = brought there. These
places are rapidly becoming noted sum
mer resorts. l-''li 81
address me at Wheeling, W. Va, or
at Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
wsAw nj ]. O. ANDERSON.
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Bridgeport

The Arkie brothers leave to-day for Mexico. 81
Instead OF It being ". II. Howell., OF IEtneyIlle,
who qnalrelcd with Tom EImunds, It was ". ].
Howell. engineer IN the mill thereih Mr.. W. II.
Aowells Is 4 highly respected c!lEcn employed Us
. roll setter. ~ ~ h "a 8lssf{ \
Monday night a queer sight was seen at tho G, l.
?. passenger depot, about half past twelve. Two
men with their wives and children lay sleeping on
the cold, wet platform without any protection
from Tho weather, except thin blanket The
night was chilly and wet and they were destitute
Of funds 10 keep them at a hotel. They were CT.
route 10 Rochester from Wheeling. :, = p, Il1l
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ACCIDENTS Ar LANrEnN WORKS

ACCIDENTS AT LANTERN WORKS,
"a Girl and IL boy BADLY Hurt Yestor.
49, day. %F'-
Miss Josephine EbelipQ, . girl employed
! in the bufing department OF tho Nail
Oity Lantern Company, met with quite q
: painful accident yesterday afternoon.
While huiiing lantern the bail by some
means got caught on the bufliug wheel,
which was running at about 2,000 reyo.
luuons 10 the minute, and her forehead
was badly cut. Her wounds were imme.
diately sewed up, and ahs is resting easy,
Willie McElroy, an employee Of the Nail
City Lantern Company, had finger cut
( of yesterday while tho factory was closeti
during the dinner hour. The boy had
been cautioned against meddlinc with
the power press bat took no heed OF the
warning, and hence the accident. i'l5
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sCHoFULoUs uuMons.

Last sprlng was very sick, being covered with
some kind Of scroiula. Tho do9toS could not
help me. was advised 10 try tho CuttGura Re.
solvent. did So and In \ day grow better and
better. until am as VOL rs ever thank you for
II very much and would like 10 have It told TO the
public. ,G.f lle .- EOW. HnFaANN, n
Isa tJse North AttCboro, Mass.
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Notice..

There viii be a meeting Of the Martins
Ferry Liquor Dealers Association at
Glass Blowera' Hall, over postofice, Mar.
tins Ferry, on Thuraday evening at s
O'Clock, sharp. By order Of the i.S,,,,s
4 4 /. i, PRESIDENT, Il,
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IpllCAtio,,n,

WASHINGTON, D. O., August l7.-For
West Virginia fair weather, variable
winds generally from cast to south, sta.
;tionary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-17

Cuticura, The grca, skin cure, and Cu,lcasa Soap
prepared from Il, externally, and Cuticura Re.
solvent tho new blood puriaer, internally, arc a
positive cure for every form Of skin aud blood
disease from plnplcs 70 scrofula, s..7l va
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura 90 cents; Gu.
tiGtra soap, Is cents. CutIoura Resolvcnt, 81 co.
Prepared by the Porter DAga ARD CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston. q urNsH+.T.aE UI-. ntT' ,abt.TlE I'll
Send Tor allow to euro Skin Diseases" s IN
Di u Plies, BlacEhtads. Skin Blemishes, aud Baby
TN Uumo.s, use Cuilcua Soap. 0'l.0',, III
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As reported by Christian schnepi, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7 An. 9A.H. TAX, sp,K, TIN.
r. Wsa,ber-Ys r. So S. $50
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NE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitings, pantalO0nings and Over.
continys, which Wcnre prepared 10 mike
up In ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices. E0a.
I, Our White Unluundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, at
81 coats, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. 4 full line Of Balbrtggan, Uu.
dcrWear from 81 ~ suit upwards, at
=. HESS s SONS,
49, 49, 1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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Jolnsou's Universal Cyclopscdia = Revised
,gg 70 ltt Edition. ~,

10 .
Because Johnson's is cyclopYiia the
Idea prevails in the minds Of many that it
is just like all other works OF its class. A
careful examination will convince such
persons, aa it has hundreds Of others, that
this encyclopaedia has been made upon an
entirely different plan. It is complete il
eight volumes. TIE Britannica alay nos.
sibly be In eight rol.iMes more. It ia tEetvs
years later than App!eton's.
This work consists OF eight octave vol.
ames OF about $50 pages each, is printed on
line, strong paper, and in clear and excel
lent type. It is under the editorial care
Of President F. A. Barnard, of Columbia
College, New York, and Of Prof. Arnold
Guyot, Of the College OF New jersey
with whom are associated between thirty
and toity Of the leading scholars and stat
lsticiaNa OF this country, who represent us
many different departments OF the work
Ill which they arc especially eminent. In
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and more, it Ia an American work, and is
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Che QI'n'1tellfg&uteo:
ONCE. Nos. 70 md 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

". New Advsrtisem snts.t
Wanted-woman to do Homework. $
%uutcd-Mnn to Take Agency, r.
Asstgnee's Safe-W. Robertson.
neutrality-suspicious. Girl Walters,
= For Rent--six Room House, I'I.-l-
Z Young Marc For Sale. '-0. EEt..
Z BRASS Gusp!dores-Ew Bros. g.
Ohio County Farm For BALE .#aa
Lots For Gale Near Elm Grove Daniel Lamb,
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Last evenings P Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele'
graph Gays: a large meeting Of ex.U Union
prisoners OF war was held in the Board oil
Health rooms last night, when twas de.
cided to attend the Reunion OF tho Army
Of West Virginia at Wheeling on August
Is, in body, attended by Helaick's drum
corps. The members will meet at City
Hall at half.psst 6 A. NJ. on Friday, the
Goth, to take the train for Wheeling. All
ex-union prisoners are invited to 60.
Badges, and any information will BIO furn-
ished by the President Of the Association,
Charles F. Sheriff, so Water street.
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GENERAL NorlCRs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors Of George A. Gator, ieccastd.
IN pursuance oil A decree 81 tho Circuit ca1A, i,
tho county OF Ohio. State Of WtsI VIfginla N o.
In cause therein pending TO lubJcct the RAJ ss ~
his debts you AFRO required 10 present yot cl o
agetust the estate Of The said george 0ittor n;,
ludicat!on 10 Joseph Il. PAUL. Commissioned a.,
biz ollico No 120 Chapllnc Sirsht, In The cl u
% ia ONO county West Virginia, on nTSy
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said G, 81,
this l2lh day Of July, 1857 Na''
iylswe ' - rIS
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Public ? i Sale Of Real Estate !!

o, On SATURDAY, sKgfEMBER 10, 1851, at 10
=, 1 .S 4. NJ WIZ ader for sale ~ c front door
" my .no eous' hope tho following rcel c,A,e, viz
= ~ honh 1nehal! OF Lot No. 21a 10 Caldwell
Tho naais,on 70 tho City Of wnNng. Va
soiy brIct dWei,o on tatd tot OF 100 two
ws Is!e nc M9s sa07 and $500 Fog erect. Fiji
IN mSiH tG, aIa one Two story franc dSng contain.
Mia ISs an 9s and Kitchen. tituse Oh The tcat Of
III iae house, a aomoesed @507 AlleS j. Wa,e, IN
for terms and particulars apply to
~. W. H. RlNBBART,
agent iot L. NIX. Curator Betsy gsyefy Estate,
We H. = n :" Auct!oaeer. auGw4s
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AssIaNEKs, SALES.

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Sale Of the Printing otllco OF James +, CA,.o,l.
No, 81 Fourteenth street Is adjourned uutn Wv
N THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1851
at 10 O'Clock 4. N. Bustnes, Will DO copN ,,nj
until that time by Mr.. Carroll.
Rul2 ,... J. Q. lIERVEY. AEle,,
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F.. Vs. + =.
n, ~ Of Chair OF Law.
me exhaustive, yet uutahell, manner
IL which the Biographies are disposed Of In
the work is worth many times tho price
OF the book, we1s it bound In silver. Ij a
GEoR6E BAsrABLH,, q
sec'y ". Va. Press Associstion.
! am satisfied Of its superior inertia as
compared with other Cyelofmlias. One
OF the beat features OF Johnson's. 10 nv
mind, ID the fact thas sil important art;.
c!ea are written by specialists, and ara
signed by the writers, One therefore
knows exactly the authority ior ths s,n,e.
menss and what weight they are entitled
10. l heartily recommend the work tn
persons Wsn.lng q reliable work for gener.
81 a's1 te' 't'''s' 7; ~ =. Al. TURNER,
r. President w, Va. University.
! have this OycIopaais and preisr i to t
all others. i would not. exchange II for
any other now before the public, :, :.
y5Etg Z, , {, 4 B. 8. MoRGAN,
state Sup't, Public Schools.
believe 1t 70 DO the best Cyclopedia
for popular use, and uuon topics
relatlng to our own country It ia much
fuller than the Britannica. \. 4 - ~ ~ :
JoHH 'J,sDAyIs,
Attorney ct Law, Clarksburp. end 81
:, Ex.Member Of Congress.
For seyms,' ETC., address or cal! en- the
General Manager, Room 80, McI. ure Hotel
Wheeling, ". Va, So a = = 'N"''
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WANTED.

INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUEST
w otell my now goods s2s pef week selS
ti.ion. Rare chance. Address with stamp 70.
icrms; J. NJ WEAVER. l99E. Division stree, A. i
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